Is "from the horse's mouth" the same as a "professional opinion"?
Taken to 3 decimal points. Impressive analysis. :rolleyes:
Start a new thread, in either ERROR COINS or WHAT'S IT WORTH?. Post clear, cropped, close-up photos of the front (obverse) and back(reverse)....
The backwards "unum" above the tilted memorial on the reverse and the smashed obverse makes me think it is a vise job but others smarter than me...
All good theories posted above. If there is a historical society in the area, they may have more info, if you're inclined to inquire.
We'll never know, LOL.:) Nice find.
Check out this screen grab from Google Maps. Crossing Camp Creek is "Reaves Mill Road". I'll bet a dollar it's the same Mill and Reaves referenced...
Cool piece, other than "Camp Creek" is a real stream in Tennessee, I can't find anything about it. Maybe @ZoidMeister will chime in.
It spent some time outdoors.
Are you talking about the authorized purchasers (distributors) of bullion? The list is published on the mint's site....
I bought the 4th edition because it featured extended coverage on dimes which are my first love. It is big and unwieldy, and you only need to...
Never had a Zorkmid but played all the Zork games, and a few other Infocom titles, back in the day. Used to get a (real-paper-via-US-mail)...
You're right, I stand corrected. I was looking at the 72-S silver proof.
Kinda crazy. PCGS site shows MS-70's selling for less and MS-69's for much less but geekpryde is probably right.
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You and Randy are such complete jerks! Just kidding, great thread and obviously great members. Thanks for posting and circam's are great, BTW.
Not bad.
Ohhh, a flounder with forced induction. :) (Kidding aside, thanks for looking that up)
Very cool historical pieces, thanks for posting. Is that a flounder?
Entry Post Thank you for your generosity. I don't often enter these but that piece is awesome. And now I know Britannia's name is Nathan!
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